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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

shsmsi-2 u ana ~ e tks szkss regissss
hss f~cs va as ska8sta zsa sol4sA1 = als
Asiz ioax sn4 nExen.. hfs eyss lafes hlzs
sE4 SAD. wh-is BIS s4rasuss ware aBalss-
uoasbly ready y-mzds fassse &ka ssksAs2-
u 1Egsg. Gat there va . nasa af0aH4
sks sd asn-&D ait Ct perssz1l asgnsi-
lsEa Aaa a. 0f as lslt IL IL splls ~ ne roilns.
ssiioE Eeit AID pant iss fCasteree o. Tue
top ~ ais lett ooet.
And a suppressed whisper seas sTosad
- dose e CreSe -
Wll4 eiekzal dollar gof saat al ghs
s4nae ls s.s a. no18. sad loaad thst 3 40
tlcaliy oEseleys yegeiaI 4n ds>srIaes wxIs
al nloonShiae. lie vas = nobie ioos "a (
autocrst sesie1 AZ the bsuQne.3ng board,
aud did his ham and -ezgs snc coffee sRpls
fusisce. ~ ian sse~ lad q swo<ter sxliis
OF grAadeF head and hssF la.n Hefzss
esree-sy-@5o the politicians naarfed ain.
A distinguished friend had promised 70
Introduce NE ~ Andrew J0snsos. lthen
acting ss Presioent). tOr a8 Interviews
l then wrste some for the Nee ork pa
psrs Ne found the dosnatie. hsroir
patriot sRd statesman alsss ana
sumptuouslY spproachseie. Joasson wss =
great rlzn \ dogssd, warlike man. tower
ing esOcss sDd = heavy drinEer. mis- head
and features were ponderous aud flushed.
h1s hand 1esffy AID hot. aud IA Oseif q a.
erslly an o3 hand posenfAte and hero. He
w0ala have been KING but for MS LOYALTY
snd the opportunity, and he vas generous
hster As ne was a noble frienc-to those who
looked up to him.
We have prominent citizen ia 6fsac
Rapids who IL an almost exact counterpart
Of Andrew Johnson IN sppesrance although
he has none OF his worst qualities. Who can
name him?
tried TO pat lady friend bless
hsr') into the Treasury Department
and they told rae Fernando Wood could 10
il il any body. l got letter of Introduction,
sent In nay card apd had fall hslf al honr's
seanoe with Fernando ia the Coreressional
cloak room.
With the exception OF having more Dig
nifty and = thoroughly pious look. the
popular New York representative looked
almost exactly ike Former SuperiDiend-
ent of Police of Grand Rapids To those
who have seen even the photographs o!
these men | need mention no names.
Wood was graceful aud urbspe and al
most clerical IN his dress ~ he was princely y
IN his white III 4slscke and ministerial neck
tie. He readily opened negotiations with
me. but the arrangements we're never con
summsteo, owing to the impeachment trial
breaking out. ! Was ia the Congressiona a.
galleries durmg that National farcs and niay
give some recoilecuons rs 10 personages
and events thereof anon.
FARMER REYNoLps.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

9rc.sl % arrive IN ne cisy next Tues
ny S4s es2ss - sE1eEa ses A6zll. = AT
cems xe&dszg.
Ars. ARs~a teeisoa. of Calezxs, ~ko aas
eeen t1s s1Sst - hsr relsssss . fsis eisy
sG1 sicialts lar so2s uins past, rttaFned
home yesterday.
Mss Carrs SpeEeev uho has sesa tne
guest q her uisa4 i sss osiaee White f3r
some tine pas. fskaraed - her h2sas IA
Detroit YESTERDAY.
Master Roy Baker, Of The wArwiek. Who
vas quite s4Flee-ly lalare4 Laank s1ag
sLlks coassinE asa hzE oseA ~ s-aex, -
nov conszis seat
Ars. III. AeSaughton slipped on the icy
pEsomsDk al tzs Lgon-ioRiA-sls- cornsr of
the postsnlce tiock yea erasy m0ralng, sas-
taiaias Z ate s2la4a. inJ aries.
VIII Hsi6sa. sDo has jlst resarnsd from
tip % Canada. bzs accepted a position aE
oakland Cal. and iezves fer tie lsna O.
sunshine sons tine thIs week
Mss Alnaie Ha00tSn. wAo Aas ls.ely re-
tGraed ilom Jspsn ard has Dssn tas guest
q Mrs. "a -. d Eea.shy-ave.. leaves for
Aslsas1s9 .lass MS week.
Tae nsils eal.I og kr. and Mrs. William
Aidcie0ass, is.i a. sisy IA tse house o.
k4l1ag Sysai4- at ~soks - arm. ais 10
TIC @~attt-a Ntt-s.t tt tAc k1&t las
suffered sa-a "a sec.dent
AT. John R0osl.s, oi hasangs. came up
0lta the IL. u l.. ee.sg4tl0a on friday. Ia
ienaing 20 return s1rly Saturday n9rniug.
As ne dld not rsturu 81 thas lme { IS s0f-
mlssd taat par .! bright G IS ee.aiael
him.
Mrs J. J. Van Leuyen, who has been in
Washington snd BsiumOrs during the pass
tSo wesGs, returns A0me soon. Der
mother, Ars. Fonda, OF Brighton. has a-a
charge oi the household aad little ones dur
ing Mrs. Van Leavens Ebssncs.
DR.. j. G. Cutter, formerly professor of an
atonly and phy yslology at an agricultural
college ia japan, Is expected % arrive ia
TINS clty soon. TIE japanese revere pnysl-
clans aud yensrste them above ell other
people and IL Ia said that three natives
whom Dr. Cutter hsd cured of some dread
ful disease discarded their household god
and worsnipsd instead a little insgs Of the
doctor. While here no will De the guest OF
! Mr. and Mrs. 5. w. Mckee. I23 Paris-sye.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

Ar. ". IA. MORGAN. merchant Lake City
Florida. - t.keH with . ssvsFs cold. 81
tended I distressing cough and run
Ming into consumption il is nrst stages
he tried many 90 called popular cough
remedies aud steadily grew worse Was re
duoed la flesh had diL-enitg n breathing
aud wss unable "a sleep. Fhaily tried Dr.
Kings New Discovery Tor oonsum ption and
about half doEsn bottles found klusell
we'll sns has had no return % the disease
No other remedy can shew SO grand :
record Of cures. ss DIR. Kings New Dncoy
cry for consumption. Guaranteed 80 &C
just hat is claimed for it, Try bottle al
Peek Bros drug stere.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04


W. J. Stuart is quite i'll and is confined to
the house.
Mss Aggis Way. of Chicago. is in the city
visiting friends
Miss Lucy Swift left on Thursday ior'her
home in Sand Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hall are the proud
parents of great big lovely boy.
Mr and Mrs. y. W. Northrup left yester-
day for an extended visit with friends in the
East
Will Gilbert, of Ypsilanti, has accepted .
position wiSh the Gum Hardware Com
pany.
Mrs. DR.. c. II. Johnston has returned
from brief visit with her parents at Ann
Arbor.
George Calkias has returned from . stay
of two years in ths South. and Is at home at
The Irving.
Mrs. Walter Winchester, of Big Rapids,
is the guest of her mother, Mrs. DR.. Whit
tield. OF Shsldon-st.
Mrs. Charles Miller left yesterday for Chi
csgo where she will De the guest Of her
mother, Mrs. Hayes.
Miss Blanche Taylor, of Wood Lake is in
the cisy the guest Of Miss Winnifrsd Whit
field. OF 124 SheldoD-st.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Schofield, of The
Irving. are in Traverse City. They are ex-
pected to return tomorrow.
Miss May Clark, OF Detroit, is the guest Of
Miss Julia Hovey. She comes to attend
the Hovey- -Metheany wedding.
Mr.. Aver, lately Of Boston. has removed
to this city and taken up his residence on
Paris-ave. Mr.. Aver is a brother of Mrs. d.
Mccoy.
Henry Z. Aldrtch and bride. nee Sproat
who have been spending . few days in the
city, left yesterday for Cadillac. their future
home.
DR.. K. G.. Edwards is entertainin his
daughters, Miss H. G. Edwards, Miss Carrie
Edwards and Mrs. DIR. wilkinson, of Hud-
sonville.
Miss Minriie Fairfield. of Big Rapids, is
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

Russian tsvs<z sers o. tks G sasfs. people.
hzsiss. e1zz7szs al a1inerAls OF kus<.s
= ~ ths sS-srv 81 TIE nnst Lair o. tbs
L htesHfn csEts.ry.
Tue attendance sas ~ery COED ~ tas L
L. CAB yes1sfoas sftsrnos8. SR1 tAs fol-
lsslax psozra424e was presented. kesies
o. tie COX FoaEzCAs CT kxCHzus za1
beBa-zs - Ees ChaTes Robinson. leslsr
dsscsib.hk LADIES' Liser&FF 2s9s a. Ceasr
kspids, Iowa eosss. -IisopsaEa Dssn< sy
Osa- -. :. Lyt.e. Seax. Going - b A.s<si
lloky oB ''Lhsrl0gte C3sh n4E. Fexti1g u
tas -Coartship u dies st.adlsa."
Prof L. Il. krsmsr. ASSESSED oy War;
barg 4 brensons orcaestrs ana ARE
chorus oE AIDES snd ssatlsaasa. ~iii give
= solFes aasiesals a. the Wonderland on
Tues lay evening. Dec .. lac follo.iag l.
TIE pr0sfsmnae.
L Overture ponaatiQas % 7. Keller Bslz
NgrzouFg bsoDs,as orehestrs
else ior 81 s0ices BlsAop.
aFand caoras ss.d Orchestra
~ 'o NJ. {. II. sssiiiassy. - "'--'' I
4 RomAnee. Isa1se. from Piano. on. Disss-
NJ sesnie WesLs.
S Duo ~The Bu0s &es-sge' '....-.-.-. Tam0l.z.
Miss L. FISHER sna Remington
=. C3arineG solo asrss Feltaslrf' ... BrepszaE
Mr. & .. br1as9R.
FAhr L.
l. Barilo1e solo and ChOr-s. "6lory IN the
tls1e-t tAst ocl
Ar. 4. l. Eldy. oranc chores aud Orchestra.
2 C4baietsa. tog s)pano. stay Not Long Apsy''
Ass. Il brAalse auel1er.
s Cozcsrt Watt tor Piaro. 'spriu gsIae'' -Carin0.
Miss ghe SchOule1
l. ia DrezHniAnd hiLe.
Me q Z. belany.
s. Chorus. ode 10 Music.
I wAltz, Baden baden -...... ....... Bosluit
Orchestra.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

You will notice how quickly thoroughly
successful article 10 initiated, and also that
the limitations are without merit, ne they
are gotten up by INSCRIPTIONS parties. Be
ware of limitations Of Or. s0nes' Red Clover
Tonic. The genuine IL sold sy L. K VII.
SON. and promptly cures dyspepsia, costiye-
ness. bad breath, piles. pinpies, ague and
malaria diseases. poor appetite. low spirits
headache, or diseases OF the stor ach, kid
news stomach and liver. Price 90 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

The Adzit- Whiteom5 wedding which viii
occur on THURSDAY sveniAg 81 tae E2sk
Cong egatl0nal church slA &c cae OF ghs
PFetiiesg OF ths season.
Mss Florence q. Hsight and Eugene
Goodman are TO be married al the residence
OF tee brides parents, 2Os Clinton-st.. on
Thursday evening, December 10, ths Rev.
Mr. Richardson officiating.
A very beautiful wedding will be that of
Miss Jalia hovey and Mr.. EsI. Meiheany
tomorrow. al the home OF the brides pa
reuts Oh Madison-afe. The date has been
chosen because OF its being the brides birth
day fhe floral decorations will be very
pretty.
Miss Caroline Annette Alger. daughter Of
Hon. and Mrs. t. A. Alger. = 10 De married
next Wednesday evenins. December :, a.
o'clock u Mr.. IL. ID. Sheldon. rhe cere-
mony viii take place AZ the residence 0f the
brides parents 450 West Fort-st., Detroit.
and will De grand affair. A number Of
society people from this city will attend.
Miss Eta Aillard, Of East Talmadge
township, and Oscar Balfour were united
in marriage nj the residence Of the BRIDE 8
mother, in East TAlmadge. Thursday even
ing, December l. III ) o'clock. The vener-
sole Rev. James keyes. OF Whitehall, per-
formed the ceremony. There were large
number OF friends present. and the presents
were both numerous and beautiful.
Miss Lila Sigh. the charming daughter
Of DIR. Sigh. viii be united in marriage to
Asa B. kennan on Thursday afternoon at
half past Two and will be gaslight we'd
ding. Miss Sigh 10 well known to all our
society people and Mr.. Kennsn the quiet
genial, handsome Treasurer of the O-Wasn-
Ia Nong. Is TO be congratulated on his hap
nv choice of cOmpauiOu. The wedding
will be very quiet only the immediate
relatives and friends being present, and the
early afternoon hour has been chosen in
order TO enable she brides friends, who arc
occupied with the kirmess rehearsal TO at
fsuh
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

Ars- Phe5s faes.es. fsseasos Esv 10
love. ssiss the ioisextng refsstl te.s sssFs.
he lrats ct y hita i s{slcara ,.r - he
residents 81 ike s0wa. II em S ttsIs old
hsss oeen troubled with kl1aes colaF amt
aAd isEneness tor n-suY years e8nie Ne,
dress znssssf slLAeDi aelp. New am irss
ffona al pain and sQTeGess, and am saie T.
DC all nv kousewOr J eve my thsr ks 20
Iiectric bltiers tof having rsnewe1 nv
seath. ans reIaoseG eompleltlS al s.lsesss
sna pain. kTg bogsie, a0c &ad 81 al
Po<k Bros drus stefe
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
Ansricans are bressinr down undsr b.

Apsricans sre breeking down under nigi
pressure application 20 business and duI.es
A. the desk; they are losing nerve force
Or. Jones Red Glover Tonic restores losl
nerve torce by supp iug food for he nerve
tissues. and by it's gentle operative action
removes all restraint from the secretise or
gsns, hence, curing all diseases OF the stom-
ach, liver and kidneys. Il. X. Wilson viii
supply the genuine Red Clover Tonic al 81
a kaftla
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

The beat salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt hheum, Fever
Sores, Tttter. Chapped Hands. Chiblsips
Corns and ali Skin Erupoons. and posi-.
lively cures Plies or De paw required II
money refunded. Price - cents Per bo.
For sale by Peck Bros.. corner Monroe ano
Dlviii0n-sts
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
THF ELKs' ToAsT.

The Eleven O'clock Toast" of the b. p,
o. Elks is known all over the world. Its
sentiment is genuine and J. c. Sullivan a
Co., the well known cigar manufacturers oi
Detroit have named their latest and best
brand The Eleven O'clock Toast" Fol-
sale by all best dealers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

1t was the Winter OF IS67-S. The coming
event of the season. Tickets to his enter
tainment were xyndicsted SO that the prices
went up from three - ten dollars-just as
you could nit it, Ourself and dulcina got
in for $40, and the occasion was worth tiye
handredl
Never shall forget the parting Of SUM-
ner and Dickens al the Willard House on
the following morning. The great states
man and the immortal author were indeed
most distinguish personsges in form.
bearing, dress and features ~ they shook
hands that morning on The throngsd side.
walk of the classical avenue. Both
we're slightly gray, apparently in
the power and bloom of mannood
and loadtsd down With the honor and
homage of tive bemisphsrss. The Ameri-
can lowered above the Englishman, and
was broader shouldered, more massive and
marked in feature and longer haired. but
Dickens showed the grandeur of MS brains
and the royalty Of his blood. He was far
the brighter and jollier of the twain, with a
marked superiority in grace and refine
ment.
IL was the last partiny, and both heroes
seemed to be impressed Dy the fact as their
hands clssped. The crowd cheereS all hats
were doffed and the grand barouche rolled
away towards the depot
Of such is the kingdom of heaven.
They were in the reading room at the
Delevan House, Albany, where broad
shouldered rosy faced msn, with a broad
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

Nssls seata2w tie kr<n delight
~ : sheiesosas ~ pelie
nrozf silsea ~ clzic' dr.
hss1kehe eafee. or iesef fae.
fboaxAts osorase a. ics ohllis
Ihss aSs Df. fsefoes nista
Dr. Pieroe's p0fzss - fssl.l.s tsets
klEAi aad oniy geaUlns latte fAteg flsl
Soeenks = VA
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

The best on earth c2n tFGly be said OF
6Flxgs GiYeeflne a4lss, which IS q sure
safe sna speedy care for cuts. bruises,
sestss. 6urns wounds aud al otkss sores
VIII positively cure paies letter snd al
sam erUpti0ns. Try this wonderful healer.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
Only % eeRfs. sold bs a. X. Niisea.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
Literary Clubs, Etc.

The Committee on Science and Russian
History furnished the following programme
at the West side L. l. Cub yesterday after
noon: Article, Definition of Evolution" !"
by Freeman Clark; article, The Hypothesis
OF Evolution" by Henry Hartshorn; sketch
of Charles Darwin and His Work" The
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

The past seek has been niled With sAlk
sf kirmsss sna psdso parties and it no~ re-
mains iof ths presenf week 70 Ill ont ths
programms wifh a number ofcharmiag
-sddlaxs Ia xaleh beautiful brides are the
central hgarss. DscembeF seems 70 be =
f4Forits al01th for the consummation OF
Capids plots, and TIE ar Is fail Of enchant-
ina whispers OF Approaching n4ptials not
YET a1noaaced- A.ay young brides vii
receive on SeE Years day and AZ tne sea-
son OF Lent approaches n a1y new nests viii
De cosy silh new l0and Ioys.
The nrst fuii kifmess rehearsal occurred
on Thursday evening a. the Armory and
ia smo0thness aFsusa a complsts success.
ii iss Netlie Cole snd Lao Fisher lead IA the
grand marea when - 20 De very grand IN
deed. TIE minust. that most stately and
tifncuit dance. viii Dc given o. the loilos-
Ing ladies' and Senfienen. Miss walters
and Mf. Robert Barnard leading Miss
Goldsmith and Mr.. Cox Mss blodgetE
snd Mr. Iofa eeirce. Miss r. Freeman aud
Mr. j. B0naell. Mss Kate Bonnell and Mr.
Dudley Walsrs Miss PreasseE aud Mr.
Blair. Mas Mab0n and Mr.. Rathb0ne,
Aiss CoVode snd Mr.. A.dFich.
Many Iodicgous events occur st the Kir-
mes rehearsa.s. not among The least Of
ohieh sss a remark made 81 young iady
to Der partner 10 The danes. She vas over
heard TO say ia al siacsriEy. Now put
your arui olsar arOund me and hug me a
httle bit, for i eau dance so much bet1er." T"
Did be- Oi course be did. albeit the young
Isdy's Cndersllas are jast on tho social
threshold
Another conspicuous feature Of tbs Kir-
mess rshsarssls Is the ogerpowering devo-
tlOn a sell-known and susceptible young
nan Is showing TO three fair young ladies.
It is a new version OF an old story-s case
of Ons Jack And three ellis.
Wealth and position do not always
bring beauty and grace" said q char ming
young lady yesterday morning. She -
deeply Interested IN the kirmess, and had
IN mind several late rencArsals.
Mrs. W ). Crosby plays the sccompani-
meats for the minuet rsheArsals and the
dancers ara delighted with her accuracy.
Mrs. Crosby Is a nns pianist.
Jolly Gatherings.
RsdchS& Holt are pleasing all me peuro
entertainers with the pretty little square
tables they furnish.
Mrs. Albert Scott OF South Division st..
gave a small dinner party on Friday in
honor OF her sister Mrs. Anson Jenison. of
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcmillan viii give q pro-
grsssivs pedro on Thursday. Dec. ). at their
elegant residence on Coilege-avs.. and
F0unfain-st.
A certain young married man worked so
hard for the hrst prize AZ . progressive
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
FOR INSTANCE.

Rocking Horses for 81 cts.
Az uzbesrd q rxics- Girls Roekiss 2
Horsss e. ssus prize CanS-srs WIlev
Esttsa s1d Wood Rorkinz Cars - orl
sp~c7zi Fsc<sry Frsees Chiaress Bssses
has are Dsshss sad Tsbses fksf are Tssls.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
POSSESSING UNEQUALLED ADVANTAGES
Have Marked Our Goods at AstOnishngly Low Prices

FOR INSTANCE.
1900 Cakes Cocosnnf Toilet soaps;
Kirks strictly psrs Iesves the bsnos de-
lishtfui'y svsst sDd sof
Seven Cents Each.
Nnusfsrfursd especially for ersnss Pap
Ia B.-a Catg Tstsr
rs cts. for Box Of f2 cakes.
FOR INSTANCE
x Barrels Ruby vssss Sets .ish Bras,
Trsy. o.
SI.49 Each.
ElsrAst ssrs of s.e Tsser sss es5sr ssss
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
Hoq'tEug 1r8s'nt I'll You Walk Through Our

FOR TNSTAN nee.
Psrlor TEA Kettle for 90 cents.
Nickel Plated Parlor Tea Kettles, COPPER
bottom for
90 cents.
The greatest bargain ever offered in our
sDecisi
One Price Copper
Tea-kettle for gS cents.
Large ssourh FOR sny ste-s and worth
$50
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

Double Santa Claus Toy Department
House Furnishing DepartmeT
and Fine Art Goods Department.
Double Fancy Glass and Hanging Lamp Departm ent
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
WAN TED.

Reliable psries TO introduce tie Harfsfeld
Automatic continuous and improved economical
jacketed cspols sDeiters for brass and non foun-
dries.
Also, latest improved portable reduc
ton works and prospecting hand power diamond
Bit rCck drill that will bring ups solid core 30
feet
For extraordinary inducements. address
Hartsfeld +. S. Il. & NJ. Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

They were in the reading room at the
Delevan House. Albany, where a broad
shouldered, osy-faced msn, With broad
slouched hat and heavy, unblacked boots
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

of
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31
TWELVE NAT CHESS ITEMS.

AT l0c Toile de Princesse, new
spring and summer wool dress
fabric, beautiful airy styles, act.
ual value, 26c.
AT DC yard-wide ecru aud white
ground diaphanohs Wash Dress
Goods, splendid value for l5c.
AT l2}c figured and striped Bs.
tis,es and India Linens (dress
goods aisles), reduced from zoe.
AT 10c, 71c and l5cimported Dress
Goods, naked down from 25r,
zoe and SOC.
AT 7Sc manufacturer lengths Of
all silk Sursb, sold In the piece
for 81 25-lengths Of "A to 10
yards.
AT zoe street and evening shades
OF Satin (at silk counter
All SILK Bress velyets Reduced.
AT9c sheer plaid India Linen, hem.
stitched bars, reduced from zoe.
AT Sc the bsst plaid and check Sea
Island Naintook, worth l0c.
AT 6lc, or 10 yards for 81, soft fin.
ish tleached Domestic, q great
bargain.
AT 4se Crochet Counterpanes, re.
ducsd from 75c.
AT 65c Crochet Counterpares, re.
ducsd from 81.
AT 81 French Marssilles Novelty
Counterpsnee, slightly discol
ored,reduced from SIC 80; a rare
chance.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31

thority, shamefully neglecting his iu-
sursnce business for Bis other inter.
ests, ct the same time not forgetting to
use Its means and assets to further and
build up other enterprises. Respon.
dents tolerated this conduct as long a.
they could, then retired him, aud he
will continue 80 retired as long as q
msjofity CT the stockholders who have
the interests Of the company at heart
have any voice In the matter. Vsri.
Gus and sundry denials are made.
after which the reply rays: "The
animus controlling said Aston BOYD Ia
still further shown when l. Is known
that he has attempted to force these
defendants,or some OF them to buy his
stock or he would file this bill sgsinst
them. This threat was made 70 da.
PENDANT Arnold by Boyd, he at the
time claiming to own or control $780,.
COO OF Arlington stock, while he In
fact only owned $l4,600, and was
made to force sale OF the stock and
to attempt TO blackmail the respond
ents.
The bill OF Mr.. Boyd Is taken M in
detail and forcibly denied, carrying
the reply up to a very leng ny docu.
ment. Filed with II, from both com.
psnies, is the demurrer. l. The bill
is without equity on its fees. 2 1.
cannot be maintained in the name of
the present complainants, for what.
ever csnse OF action exists against the
respondents for any of the mstters
complained OF In toe bill, accrued
alone to the Arlington, and not
to the complainants, and no
sufficient cause Is shown to au.
thorize the compliments to
maintain the bill. 8. Ths
bill shows no demand on, or refusal
OF, the Arlington Com psny to bring
the suit to redress the wrongs com.
planned OF, which Is condition prece.
dent to the right OF the complainants
to maintain the action. "As the bill
seeks to recover the salary pal d to T.
B. Sims and w. II. Kenneday, would
it not be well for Mr.. Aston Boyd TO
set them the proper example before
he demands equity and return 10 the
Arlington Insurance Company Of these
salaries, that he return bis own 90 i'm.
properly retained and unearned by
him, and also to pay to the company
the $4,000 salary paid 10 him by the
Planters Oil Mil In his manly and
emlnently successful effort to a )st IT,
and tide II over the break In Its finan.
cisl affairs with the money Of the Ar.
liDgton Insurance Company then 40
badly needed by II to influence and
control lines OF Insurance which were
offering and could have been secured
OF the company had bsen In condition
TO extend to the parties the financial
aid requested" They pray to have
the suit ditmissed.
Appended to the reply with the In
dorsement: ave adopt the foregoing
answer," are the signatures OF +. b.
Sims, W. II. KennedAy, Jas. W. Rich. |
ardson, Otto Sehwill, A. Renkert, ]. !
III. Hill, John Armistead and L Law.
horn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31
THE RAILROADS.


The total railroad mileage Ia 6sGs
miles In Indiana.
I. J. HUDsoS has been appointed
general traffic mauagsr Of the entire
Illinois 'Centtal system.
TIE Manitoba Railway In Montana
Ia reaching for Helens at a rate
hitherto un6 xampled In the history Of
raIlrosding. Five miles Of ttsel per
day, heretofore regarded o. q rate q
track.layipg scarcely possible 10 reach
BY extraordinary HIIt, and then only
~ q mere instance that could not be
repeated, Ia below the average Of what
the Manitoba Company Ia doing day
sfer day. Seven and one.h th miles
OF track were laid on Saturday. The
Manitoba has laid out for itself on
ennrnouf iast-'o bui q nearly 700
miles Of " 'lfoad IN a northern Ia itude
In oDe short seasor. They have Dc.
teImineo 10 scenmp'ish II.
Chicago rrlburs.i
A EuHBsR Of prominent railroad Of.
hclsls sLd others interested In railroad